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Tax incentives, he added, enabled "even the wind industry to drop the cost to the point where it can now almost compete straight up" with conventional power sources.

If they show the signs that they can compete straight away, they'll get thrown in".  .

The key for Arcoxia, Merck says, is that it be able to compete straight out of the box.

"I think our squad could compete straight away in the Premiership, everyone is experienced and top players.

I wish I could have gotten him here". "I can't say it's the best program in the country, but I know we compete straight up with Iowa and Michigan," Wolff said.

BCFA production in Gram-negative bacterial hosts is inherently challenging because it competes directly with essential and efficient straight-chain fatty acid (SCFA) biosynthesis.

Now in its 4th season, the live performance show currently features transgender and queer artists competing alongside straight allies.

Stewart isn't going to have his own talk show to compete against all of these other extremely competent (straight, white) men.

Standing on the other side of the Octagon will be Cormier, a two-time Olympian on the wrestling mats, who will become the first non champion to compete in two straight UFC title fights, following his unanimous decision loss to Jones at UFC 182.

The market for music streaming services is getting increasingly crowded – we highlighted one of the more recent, from the music magazine Spin, just yesterday – and while some of these do not directly compete against each other for straight subscriptions, they are competing against each other for attention from consumers.

Bruin will now be the centerpiece of a Houston team that is once again aiming to compete for a third straight trip to the M.L.S Cup finals.